By skyforbes 
OpenAI’s new AI-native browser turns every webpage into an intelligent workspace — and it’s redefining how we experience the internet.
🌐 The Browser Is Dead. Long Live the AI Browser.
For nearly 30 years, the browser has been humanity’s window to the internet — static, search-based, and endlessly open-tabbed.
That just changed.
Last week, OpenAI quietly launched ChatGPT Atlas, an AI-native browser that doesn’t just show web pages — it understands them.
Atlas merges search, summarization, content editing, and reasoning into a single interface.
Type a query, open an article, or upload a document, and Atlas doesn’t just display it — it interprets it, rewrites it, explains it, and remembers it.
OpenAI calls it “the end of search as we know it.”
And it’s not exaggeration.
🧩 What Exactly Is ChatGPT Atlas?
According to OpenAI’s announcement and early beta users (TechCrunch, The Verge, Ars Technica), Atlas is a web browser built around…